CyTE g8 Available

Posted on July 30th, 2007 by Greg Allard in CyTE |

CyTE g8 is now available for download.

See http://cyte.googlecode.com for all versions.

Also check the change log if you are using an older version.

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Greg Allard

I'm almost ready to throw out a g9. I've added folder support in the keys directory to help organize those. Also, for the larger projects, I've made the database connection follow the singleton design principle so that there won't be extraneous connections. So keep an eye out for this update.

Greg Allard

I've created an OpenID auth module as well. It will also use a post handler for the initial OpenID submission to the OpenID provider.

To implement the auth module, an additional table will be needed that joins user_ids with open_ids. The functions for retrieving that information will be included in the user class.

This is all the documentation you get for now.

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